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No. And in many cases you don't need to.

Use the supplied after-job subroutine ExecSH to execute your mv command.

I suspect that's tighter integration of Data Rules.

Within the after-job subroutine if you wish. The file is closed before this is executed.

You can assign "z" directly to APT_STRING_PADCHAR.

200 years ago today Detroit fell to the British in their war with the US. If that hadn't happened, Canada may not have come into existence.
150 years later (16 Aug 1962) Pete Best was kicked out of the Beatles.
Is there any link between these two events?

Ernie's recollection is correct. I'm no longer at that site so will have to dig through my notes to post more. It'll be a couple of days before I can do that - I'm at a UniVerse conference at the moment.

Upsert does one of two things. 1. It attempts to UPDATE and, if that fails because the record does not exist, it performs an INSERT. 2. It attempts to INSERT and, if that fails because the record already exists, it performs an UPDATE. Which of these occurs depends on the setting of an additional pro...

No, but you can rename the report immediately it has been created.

Welcome aboard.
You can perform a lookup to determine whether the key already exists and thereby determine the derivation for create date or update date.

What's different about that laptop? In particular check what DLLs exist.

I suspect it needs to be quoted.

Windows 7 is not a supported operating system (except for client). Install on Windows Server 2008 R2.

You've passed the parameter inappropriately into SQL, for example in a WHERE clause where a column name is expected.

More specifically, APT_STRING_PADCHAR only applies the CHAR data types. It does not apply to Integer or VarChar data types.